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BETHESDA FOUNTAIN IN THE
FOG - 1992
It was raining... the fog was
hanging on the surface of the lake. Adverse
weather days are much more photogenic than nice
sunny days.
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BLACK
& WHITE FLOWER - 1984
Why should a flower's form be
upstaged by it's color?
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MOUTH
OPEN - 1992
This is across from Pennsylvanian
train station which is in New York City, not
Pennsylvanian. Because this is a transportation
terminal they should have called it Transylvania
Station. That's a COOL name.
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ALBINO
SQUIRREL - 1992
This squirrel was living in
Riverside Park, (N.Y.C.) near where I live. His fur
was pure white except for a few light gray hairs.
One day he was gone... how sad.
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GUY
WITH UMBERLLA - 1979
Rain on Columbus Circle
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INTREPID
CARRIER DECK - 1991
This the Intrepid Air Sea and
Space Museum. The closest aircraft is the SR-71
Blackbird which is the fastest plane that is not top
secret.
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PLANT
TEXTURES - 1982
Nature is the greatest artist.
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CAT
MEETS DOG - 1987
Some how, I believe that this
relationship was really not meant to work out.
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INTERIOR
ARCHS -1983 This
is New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art. The
building it self is a great piece of art.
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72
ST. TRAIN YARDS
This train yard turned
into a wasteland.
New York City
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GIRL
ON ROLLER SKATES -1979
A moment in time. A moment
in life. Words can never communicate all that is
going on in this picture.
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QUIET
TREE - 1982
Central Park, the title
said it all.
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WHITE
CHAIRS - 1992
This outdoor café had not opened
for bussiness yet that day.
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CHRISTOPHER
COLUMBUS STATUE -1985
The most famous man for making a
navagation error. Wrong Way Corridgan was second.
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TROPICAL
PLANT - 1983
I recall that this picture was
taken at the New York Botanical Gardens.
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STATUES
ON BENCH - 1992
Only in New York City!
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FAT
CAT - 1993
This cat was so heavy that
he could no longer jump on furniture. He could just
about manage to get to the food bowl, where he spent most
of his time.
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OLD
MAN AT RIVER - 1992
Sunset on the Hudson River
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PARK
RAMBLES - 1991
This is an area of the park that
is lanscaped to look more like a woodland
environment. Who would expect to see this in the
middle of Manhattan?
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SEAGULL
AND ICE - 1985
The cold wind was blowing off the
river. I could hardly stand it. My
whole body was hurting from the cold but I got this shot
for everyone to enjoy.
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CUPS
SAUCERS - 1986
This is from an antique store
window
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SCAFFOLDS
- 1986
Repairs were being done to the
dome of City Center. The scaffolds have their own
kind of geometric beauty.
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GUESS
WHO? - 1992
Famous movie actress on a movie
shoot in Central Park.
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GREENHOUSE
DOME - 1993
This may just be the world's most
beautiful greenhouse. The location is the New York
Botanical Gardens.
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INFRARED
GARDEN - 1992
Infrared Black & White Film
gives interesting tones on a sunny summer day.
Riverside Park - New York City.
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4
DUCK - 1992
The most important thing in life
is to have all your ducks in a row.
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WOMEN
ON STAIRS - 1992
Let your brain decide what is
going on in this picture because I don't know.
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TINY
PLANT - 1994
This is a highly magnified image
of a very small plant. I used a macro lense.
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ACROSS
FROM ST. PAT'S - 1987
A interesting view of
Saint Patricks Cathedral from across the
street. A fisheye lense made this image possible
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FIDDLER
IN THE RAIN - 1977
Zero Mostel's second run in
"Fiddler on the Roof" at the Winter Garden
Theater. I was just coming out of the subway and
into the pouring rain when I took this picture.
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VIEW
FROM GLEN SPAN BRIDGE - 1995
One of the few New York City snow
storms in recent years. It had turned to
rain and mostly melted by noon of that day.
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WATER
DROPS ON CAR - 1992
Water has a wonderful way of
arranging itself on a shiny surface.
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OVERHEAD
VIEW - 1991
South Street Seaport late in the
day. I love those long shadows.
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RUSTIC
WALK WAY - 1992
More of Central Park. I'll
bet that this scene doesn't get photographed much.
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STARK
BRANCHES
Every tree has it's own
personality under it's leaves.
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INTO
THE UNKNOWN - 1986
Cement design elements on the side
of a building. Shot with an extreme wide angle
lense
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